How a Married Woman Threatened to Kill My Wife – Pastor Adeboye Reveals Shocking Ordeal

• A married woman claimed God ordained him as her husband and even threatened his wife.
• Despite efforts to stop her, the woman tracked Pastor Adeboye from Nigeria to London.
• After seeking God’s guidance, the situation took an unexpected turn, leading to the woman’s return to Nigeria.

Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has recounted a chilling experience with a woman who persistently claimed that God had ordained him as her husband.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that speaking at the grand finale of the 2025 Special Victory Hour programme on Wednesday, Pastor Adeboye revealed that the woman, a senior official at the West African Examinations Council and a married mother, unexpectedly visited his office and made the shocking declaration.

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“Several years ago, a woman came to my office and said, ‘God has told me that you are my husband.’ I told her, ‘That is impossible. I am a pastor and happily married.’ She herself was married and, from the look of things, even older than me,” he recalled.

Despite his efforts to dismiss her claims, the woman remained resolute and even went as far as threatening his wife, Folu Adeboye. Concerned for his family’s safety, he sought her husband’s intervention, but she refused to back down.

“We involved her husband, but she didn’t change. We took the matter to the police DPO, and they warned her to stop coming to the camp. She simply said, ‘You are joking.’ She even told my wife, ‘If you don’t let me marry him, I will kill you.’ This was not a joke—demons have been around for a long time,” he said.

The situation escalated when Pastor Adeboye discreetly traveled to London to work on a Sunday School pamphlet, only to be tracked down by the same woman.

“As soon as I arrived at the house in London, the phone rang. When I picked up, she said, ‘Welcome. I’ve been waiting for you. I will be with you in the next few minutes, I’m at the next bus stop,’” he narrated.

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Shocked by her persistence, he threatened to involve the police, knowing that unlike in Nigeria, authorities in the UK would take swift action.

“I turned to God and asked, ‘What is this?’ And God said, ‘As long as you allow the mountain to stay, the mountain will stay.’ So I prayed a simple prayer. I don’t know how it happened, but they eventually brought her body back to Nigeria,” he concluded.

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